Dr. Paul A. Peller has been elected president of the medical staff at <a target="_blank" href="http://www.newislandhospital.org/">St. Joseph Hospital</a> in Bethpage. The Melville resident is a urologist and works at the Bethpage office of Integrated Medical Professionals. 
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Dr. Paul A. Peller has been elected president of the medical staff at St. Joseph Hospital in Bethpage. The Melville resident is a urologist and works at the Bethpage office of Integrated Medical Professionals. -------------------- Read more of Inside Long Island Business

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